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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-06-24
DRIcKLAYERS BEATEN,


ANumber of Men Desert the Union and go
L.3 s" to Work.
CHICAGO, June 23.-The affairs of the
Bricklayera' Union are rapidly approach
ing crisis, and tomorrow nights meet
ing is liable to be an exciting one. The
German element has become disgusted
with the management Of the Mulraney-
Minister-Pearsons clique, and will make a
determined effort to unaeat them from
their present prominence in tho union.
Ata recent meeting at Battery D 1t was
decided 10 aend delegates to the Amalgs.
mated Trades Council, but this decision
has been nullitied by the officers Of the
uaion. As a consequence the other
trades have become almost hostile to the
bricklayers and some are openly working
to defeat them in the present strike. The
hod.carriers, lathers, carpenters, plaster.
ers, derrick men and B.osm-ftters are now
working upon buildings with non.union
bricklayers, and decline to strike at the
request of tho walking deleSates of the
brlcklayers. i.555'' NE: t7s,l :
q Late yesterday afternoon nine pressed
brick masons called upon the Executive
Committee Of the Master Maaons and an.
nouuced their readiness to 70 to work.
They told the committee that hundreds of
men wero on tho ragged edge and would
leave tho union before the end of the
week. l3lf,i5s
The cause Of this Wholesale desertion is
found in the fact that the funds in the
bricklayers' treasury are exhausted. Pres.
ident Vorkeller informed all applicants
yesterday that there would be no money
until Friday. Hundreds Of the men have
never received a cent OF assistance and are
charging that favori!iHm has besn shown
in the distribution Of the money. The
sidewalk, in front Of fGrcenbaum's building
was crowded all day with an excited body
Of men and tho tenor OF their remarks was
not favorable TO the leaders Of the Union.
Ore IInudlers striko. A!2;35i 2
I CLEvElAND. June 29.-Everything was IS
quiet at the New York, Pennsylvania &.
Ohio ore docks to-day, but trouble ia
feared next week. Contractor Smith, 1t is
alleged, will import q lot OF now men from
New York, and an attempt will be- mado
to put them to work on Monday. wis
rumor has evoked the assertion from n
leading striker that in the event Of such
methods being resorted to, the ore dock
men at Erie, Ash.abuls, Fairport and San.
duaky will be called out. If these meas.
ures are not productive OF the desired re-.
suit violencs will be used, as the men are
more determined than ever to secure the
advance demanded. S.; 81. - =
The Cleveland & Pittabursh COMPANY
Is assisting the New York, Pennsylvania
& Ohio Company by transferring Their
cars at Newburg, but will have to discon.
tinues in order to avoid a strike Of their
own ore handlers. -
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Cha !Q,atdliTQ;el:,trefsrl:... fsl:..
o1seol Non. aS aud At Fourteenth street. !

pEg.OSS kGrino he CITY for the sason, and sum.
M .ra.tItt' eda hare he DAILY lslKLnoYscEh
Tollr 10 hn,, poStpaid for G5 otnts PER month, ths
nLlrs Wing CHANGED o. oile,, as desired NJ
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-06-24

Base hits Columbus, IA; sandusky, 10
Errors-Columbua, 4; Handusky, II
Umpire, Butler, '.i .@.5as5.l5.s IN
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1887-01-23
WEEKLY INDEPENDENT.
(Fror. Saturday, DaiIy.lT .
AALNAGUNDI.

&c..
John RJSch. the greL1 ship builder,
II dead. =.
Elko Lodge No. Is /. o. o. +. holds
regular meeting nj their Hall tonight.
e. c. Warner IL Co. forwarded TO day
by Stokrr'I tcams 1890 pounds mer-
<handise for Tuscarora.
AEother al those magnificent new
Pullman Pn:s7e Cars passed through
last evening. They are superb III every
respect.
The ~iad howlI dismSlly.y a brisk
snow storm set iu about 4 O'Clock this
evening. and everything wears n wintry
appearance.
Miss Rosa Gauecht left this morning
by stage for T~uscaIors. having L=en
employed to take charge Of the rchoOl
in Jack Creek district.
Miss Clara Wines changed her mind
regarding her proposed visit to Carson
City. and left by luSt evenings train for
HALEY where her mother IesiGcs.
IL is again reported that the IIanhat-
tnn mines at Austin have been sOld To an
Eastern COMPANY Of capitalists. who
have been negotiating Tor some time
past for their purchase.
Ge0rg BoG-r. rec entity GU trial for
murder in Oregon now proposes TO
Ir,Y, a. emit IT, I..x. ,laV.V. ..,.,.t
stIt.iu people IN Baker and Union
souutirs. alleging malicious prosecution
on their part.
L. L. HAmiI, OF Wells. ~ in town
to-day. ADD hom him We learn that the
furnace ut S~IrucenIOnt IL turning ont
Abo,t Is tons Of ore per week. There
will be two additional furnaces erected
during the coming Summe and the
camp promises TO be a lively one.
Tho Carson IndcT entered upon it's
thirteenth volume last MONDAY. Speak
ing Of its birthday. tke Index said: at
AtATted With nothing and has held its
Swn Leusciously." The history OF
every newspaper in Nevada told in n
very few words.
The plan OF advertising 10y issuing
calendars - becoming quite fashionable
aud many Of those useful articles are
real works OF art. Among these are
one issued by our euterpri-ing mcr-
chant. ". 7. Smith. and one by the
nAnuiactu Of Hoods SarsapAriIla.
both OF which are worthy Of u consp ic-
aou place in any household.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1887-01-23
Dismompsrmsn, OF Idas,.

A Washington dispatch Of liz 18th
saysi ''Dehgate Haley. OF 1 laha, will
prcsen! to Congress this week the reso
lutions of tile Territorial Assembly, pro.
testing ngainst the acknowledgements OF
Idaho. S~enator.clect Stewart. OF Me-
vada, will, next SESSION: lit il understood,
Introduce u bill to adj the pan handle
Of Idaho to Washiug,o1 Territory, md
the southern part Of the Territory to
Nevada. II this plan should succeed,
Nevada would nearly doubio her pupu-
laiion and might gain another Congress.
man" .,r,
The iden that this State would gain
another Congressman 10y the annexation
Of tho southern portion OF III tho is pre-.
postcrous. Her population would have
to be- more than doubled to entiile her
10 two representatives, ~ the basis OF
representation IL now l5i.ai2, aud M
State whose population does not exceed
that number. Is entitled to more thar
one Member Of Congress.
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matrimonIal.

o. hor sly Last evening AIt. F. ].
F:'nk ami MIRA. Hoffman came in ftom
Bullion 10y stage. but even their most
intimate friends were not made aware OF
their mntTimrmin intentions. aud this
morning JUS; before starting on their
return trip they called Justice Morgan
int" tho hotel p%arlor, land the twain
were made one flesh" ..
The l~SDArRSpESr jrins with the many
friends Of tue happy couple in extending
hearty congratulate with the hope
That their "uniou Of hearts and union
of hands mny result in adding TO
thcir hnrpiucss aud contributing to
their weiiHrv ~throughou, the journey Of
life.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1887-01-23
Freeman H2 !.
PRiHROaE.

There will I've an unusual attraction at
Freeman Hail morrow night. when
the Taylor Sisters will give one OF their
phenomenal exhibitions ON rol!cr
skates. They come highly recommend
ed. bat our limited spIce prevents Civ.
ing them more than u couple OF extracts.
L. Il. Jordan, anngc Of the Casino
Skating Academy. Chicago. says: |
take pleasure in recommending the little
Twins" TO managers Of all Kinks aud
concert halls as Ii Of our best drawing
cards.
4. J. Owens. manager Of the Niagara
Falls, n. y. skating rink. says: Our
house was never 80 tho Eoughly packed
rs during the engagement OF the Taylor
Sisters, md every II went away per-
feclly satisfied.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1887-01-23
White Pine Items.
From the News, Jan. l5.l

ltIpm thS news Jan. 10.
Hon. Robert Dri2gs is on nil the i'm
porthmt committee in the Senate. This
Is honOrs falling "n the RICH. shoulders.
The Indies Of Taylor AMI vicinity have
taken steps for II grand masquerade
ball on ST. Valentines day, February
liih; full notice OF which will be given
next week.
The Argus Mining Company shipped
this week through Wells. Fargo Il Cos
ExPoess 4 bars al balloon, valued At
$500.
Late arrivals from Spruccmont report
that camp as likely to boom c"ily,ia H.,
Spring. Large cOna'ur,, for wood al 4.
conf are being let b.: Ill, company.
A. Tiffany, in from AITum aud .IIby
Hill, reports the IN ming outlook in tLut
section for the "Omus season as vrrv
bright. The Il, Sel"pments IN scvera .,,i
the mines never looked better.
Parties in frIm Cherry Greek tell Us
he prospects Of That section for Il,
coming summer have not looked 80
encouraging for the past four yea ..
Those who minin properties thcu
ARE confident e MAXI such II showing
as will enlist capital III their de 'elnp.
mcnt.
Major Trsc'e lost nm elder sister.
living Mt Cuba, Missouri, a short time
since in n peculiarly ,nd manner. A
defective lamp saturated her clothing
With coal oil, and in going near the
stove caught Oh Gro and she wns horribly
burned In 70 hours after. death ended
her -uIsring..
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Nr." William backward. accompanied
by his partner. Nr. Elliot. anil Mr.
WeArmouth. came in from Bullion by
private conveyance yesterday. Mr..
backward left by last evenings train
for the east. being on his way to Eng.
land. combining pleasure with business
In visiting friends aud relatives across
the water, and il is currently reported
tn It on his return he will be sccom-
panied by = wife as lac proposes To make
Eiko county his future home. lie il
accompanied by the best wishes OF a
host OF frieEds. the INDEPENDENT joins
with them ia bidding him Cod speed
upon his journey, With the hope that he
Gill enjoy a pleasant trip. secure a good
vic aud speedily return to the neigh.
burhood where b. is 40 we'll and favor.
ably known.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1887-01-23
Iron Mondsy's Daly.l
aALMAGUNnH-

beautiful Winter Weather. clear and
cold.
Mrs. craishead returned this morn
ing from a visit 70 Wells.
EI-SheriH J. b. Fitch returned last
evening from Sau Francisco
Capt.. &. Doughty. Of Csrlin. came
up last evening und stopped over in town
to day. 80. s-
10. F. TripIett. inspector for the Ne.
vada Live Stock Association. arrived by
last evenings train from Reno.
W. I. Crane. of South Fork. shipped
one car. 20 heal. Of horses for Sacra-
mento this afternoon.
Miss Fannie Mayer, daughter Of c. +.
Mayer. Of Font Hnllcck. is attending
Miss Grants school for girls.
Tom Kahn. OF Clover Valley. @ me
down yesterday morning from Wells.
and still fingers at the county seat.
Unc.e Billy Hazeitine ca,ue down
from IIalleck ,hi~ urorning for II little
rest and recreation nInoUS his EIko
frien1s.
Abn,r Wiseman. Of Glover Valley,
passed through last evening. hUmcward
bound from "a "trip 10 Sim FrAnc.sco and
other portions of CIffortiia.
Mrs. s. A. Bowser came up from Car
lin last evening ON n visit to her au /,
Mrs. Jas. Talbot. She will retaru to-
morrow morning.
The skating rink is still we'll patron.
lied by lovers Of the sport. and Harry
il frequently greeted by a full bOaSc.
On Saturday evenings. especially. Free
man Hall presents n lively appearance.
Brad Waller returned last evening
from san Francisco after m ubsrnrc of
IL year aud u hall, during which time lie
visited Mouttnr, Idaho. Oregon aud
Washington Territory. lie has grown
like a weed since leaving home.
Il. l.. Fulton announces II change in
the proprietorship Of the I'm" Gazette.
tu take place ou the 1t Of February.
having sold his interest to -I.SurvryUr
General c. ). Pebble. nuI c. ). Young.
late Sup't. Of Public !n,trurtion.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1887-01-23
GJrth Ruby llama.

Mrs. Lemon. or us she i, most com.
monty ku"Vn, Aunt Betty" mother Of
Wick Lemon OF Secret valley, has re.
Turned after II two years resldcuce in
Idaho.
There is some snow in the Valley.
but a. yet our young men have uut
treated their Sweethearts to u sleigh
ride.
Mrs. Marwick, OF Lamnilr. is visiting
Mrs. !. i. woolT"rt"n OF this place.
Mrs. Leonard Covert. Of Secret, gave
he young folks u patty llst week which
was heartily enjoyed by every one pre-
sent.
Miss Emily Lemon wAS welcomed Ivy
her friends on her return from Exc
where Sbe has been attending school.
Su.an Wclvert0n is rapidly recover.
ing from her recent illness.
send you two items which indicate
chat The population Of this locality is
on the increase. See notice under the
bend ~ Born in au"iher SOlumn FL
We have no school yet. and u witty
young gentleman remarked the other
day that North Ruby il noted for its
new school house without n teacher.
Is. w. WolVcrton IL Attending school in
Secret.
l.. Randall, WA. Wolvcrton and J
Billet attended a Font IIalirck party
recently aud 'pent a very pleasant even.
ing.
pp,uun.r
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1887-01-23
Lincoln County.

= There will be no great rush madei Tor -bir
-coubty Offices in~LinSoltf coonfy'h An-,a1
Poujade'B bill. Senate Lilt No.:c3i,-. aG
should.become a law, III 1t gives.Ihs : at
sheriff 5000 a year, with mileage. when I
it becomes necessary for him III traveI2aeI
more than twenty Ave miles iu the dis 10
charge OF his duties; the Comfy Clerk -,
shall receive $500 " year;th Treasurer-- z
$500; the District Attorney, $500; tho. K,
Recorder and Auditor, Sl,400; : thee
Assessor, 81 400; the County Commits
~sioners. each $500. md the -superin-. :.
tendeut Of Schools, 5000. .rf. -~A rai;..
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1887-01-23
Ruby Valley Items.

EDIrbn Recommendations per-
hsps some OF the leaders Of the ISpE-
RESBsSr would like 10 hear from this
pSrt Of tue world, I will give you a few
items.
We have had n remarkably fine VIM
tsr 10 far. with but little y. and cat.
tlemen are jubilant, for they are losing
no stock and are feeding but little hay.
Some OF nj farmers are beginning 60
fear that We will not have enough snow
10 furnish water for irrigation.
We have had some heavy winds lately
which uoroofcd several haystacks.
Justice Robbius has been kept busy
for . week or two with some local law
suts.
q. r. Robinson. foreman for II. II.
Grant had n horse fall with him q few
days ago. SprainiDg his ankle aud ho is
stil unable 40 walk.
The young folks Of the valley are
he"kius the dali monotony of tho long
Winter with social dnnons.
The many fhends of Leu Wines arc
pleased 10 learn that he secured the 10.
si'ion Of Setgeant.Ht.Arms Of the Sen
-.
Inis.
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Congress.

A Washington dispatch Of the 18th
instant says; v>
Morrill,, from the Finance Committee,
reported back the bill TO reimburse the
drpositors Of the Washington Freed.
mems Bank.
The Senate yesterday passed the
House bill to forfeit the lands grautsd
to the New O.leaus, Baton Rauge i
Vicksburg Niilwuy Company. -
Hawiey. from the select COMMITTEES
on Centennial Celebration OF the
Adoption Of the Costitution, reported a
joint resolution providing for the APP
pointmeut Of u joint committee of ave
Senators and eight Representatives to
consider the exped:ency Of holding IN :
1892 an International exhibition or the
industries and productions Of all coun-
tries. Passed. 49, |''r'
The House in the morning hour
resumed consideration Of the joint reso-
luton for the investigation Of the ae-
counts OF the Pacific rail ways. -
At = O'Clock the House proceeded to
the consideration of the conference re-
port on the Interstate Commerce bill.
De- 80 -.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1887-01-23
Fancy Skating.

Qni.c n large audience greeted the
Taylor Sisters at the skating rink last
night and the exhibition II fancy sknt.
ing given by the Misses May and Maud
proved that they are we'll skilled In the
somewhat difficult feat OF controlling
the rollers. They ARE also skilled in
the use Of the violin aud their vocal
and instrumental music was loudly APP
plauicd. They will give another eShi.
bition tonight with a complete change
Of programme.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1887-01-23
Justice Court.

One Of our saloon keepers was mr..
rnigped in Justic" Morgan's Court yes
tcrday GU n charge Of selling liquor to a
minor, pleaded guilty to the charge, aud
was fined III the sum Of $50, which he
paid.
As the defendant appears to. have
been unacquainted with tho law on the
subject, and as he claims others have
been guilty OF the same practice, the
Court deemed it proper to assess the
lowest penalty provided rim the Act
which provides that every person who.
without y written or verbal order from
patents or guardians, shall sell or. give
to another under the age OF twcpty.oue
years. to be 10y them drank, any iutoxi-
citing drink or drinks. is guilty cof a
m~isdcmetnor. and punishable by n fue
Of not lesT than twenty-five dollars aud
not more than one hundred dollars, or
by Imprisonment in the county Jail for
n trrtu not eSoesling ltiy days, ", .Ly
both such Cue AMI imprisonmep,1Is a.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1887-01-23
Publish Your Stock Brands.

Many times tho cost Of advertising
may DO saved In one year by making
your stock brand public. The IsDE-
affords the best and cheapest
means OF letting the people know your
brand and your InnIr, aud every stock.
wan ia this and adjacent counties
should take advantage of our liberal
terms. Send In your orders and vc
will furnish tho cut.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1887-01-23
HsarsJfJr SenAt,r,

The ballot for United States Senator
in the California Legislature on Tues.
day resulted ms follows: In the Assem-.
bly, Nioomhr. tRcp.) received 10 votes;
Hearst, (Doin ~ votes. In The Senate
Hcsrt teccivcd "a votes while vroomau
received II. Hearst il therefore elected
United States Senator from California
for tho term Of ak yenrs from the iih
lay OF March proS. by n majority Of ~
votes on joint hnllo,.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1887-01-23
Iron rat.d.y's D.iiy.i
sALNA0cSDI.

Deer and pigeons are plentiful in b
foothills Of Fresno county.
Tie Taylor Sisters viii give n Of
their unique entertsinmt nts at freeman
Hall tonight
A Cincinnati citizen has been left
seven different l,gscies from seven diff
ferent uncles.
F. j. Frank and Mrs Hoffman arrived
this nitern, on by 'siage from Bullion.
John Z. Thorpe aud Tbos. Cuhill
came in from L,muiiIe yesterday aud
returned to-day.
Miss Laura Griffith came down on
yesterdays stage from Tnylor's Station
where she las been stopping for a
time.
The members of tie Legislature are
allowed $50 ench With which TO pay for
newspapers aid St tivaery dariug the
session.
l.. w. Getchei. one Of the Regents of
"N "" '"'H' P'sseH thio"Sh
last evening on his why u Salt Luke
City.
Farmer Shoecrat came down yester-
day by his " conv"yaIce from his
acme III Independence Valley. aud will
leave On his return trip TO morrow.
Please report any ]irrcgulnri'v
in the delivery If the INpE.
either tIr"""h tine mails
or 10y carrier, 1T once to this Office,
ei'htF PerSo"in or ny postal e'rd.
At a banquet in DrtGort purple ink
was substituted for port wine. aud the
whole company took IA swallow in re-
srousc 10 a~t,uNt, before the fiaud was
Uncovered. NJ INK could record the
subsequent icina!ks.
The Democratic caucus OF the Cali
iornia Legislature nDmiu ted George
~liearst ioI United Safes Senator Oh the
Grs, b.llot. The election took place to-
day and Mr. lirar,t is ro duubt chosen.
ns the Legislature ID ID mucratic on
join; ballot.
We administrator u r.c,ir, al n corr
nf the Esr,,,Lj, X.y. ,v,L,rr.'.
nrv: p,D,r. Tn. Nrvs ur.s-ut. n re,t
clean and BIZ ,iur,s Lk. ~,,urar,uc. ami
i, GllrI with local ruJ p,r.rol nous
We wish 1t success. an shall be pleased
10 place II ON M 'Arh"ngr list.
FL. Woolycr'on, al Secret Valley,
cim- down from lInlirck this morning,
having in charge u prisoner who. ut n
preliminary Lrnring III Justice Robbins
Court. was held tn. hs Appearance be-
for. the Distnct Court Oh a charge OF
perjury.
force ~ vorLr,n orc husi,v en-
rncel in imr.oyin- and renttiug the
.,.re rooms of " T Smith. IN orl,r IN
have them in rr,rer sLnp. for Ia, u.w
stock OF goods TO arrive. lie has JUS,
received. from ia, flT,, of Nu,I.r Bow.
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Terrible Disaster.

Saturday night Mt $50 the Parallel,
a schooner of lip tons, went ashore Mt
Point Lobos, just north OF tie Cliff
House, San Francisco. The schooner
had on board some 40 tons Of Giant
Powder aud the conclusion caused by
the vessels striking the ROCKS exploded
the cargo causing n shock which was
supposed 10y the residents OF the city to
be an earthquake. Fully one half Of
the Clin House is in ruins aud the ex.
posed portions Of the cottages east Of
and belonging to the Cliff House were
split into kindling wood. Fragments
OF the wreck were hurled through the
air to n great distance. aud the terror Of
the inmates of the houses was added 90
by huge. ship t,mbcrs crashing through
the roofs. The glass in sulro's resi-.
denoe was blown to pieces, the building
much damaged aud the costly staluary
shattered into fragments.
Three members Of the life saving
crew. and MIS-. Person. wits OF the
proprietor Of the Cliff House, are seri.
ously IL not fatally injured. A curious
thing about the wreck is that no one
WAS on board. md uP to 3 O'Clock Sun.
day morning no tidings OF the missing
crew had been obtained aud il il a mysi
terry what became OF them. II Is pr0ba.
BILE. however, that they took to The
boats before the ship struck and n,
there was only a-moderate surf running
they may have reached the city in safe,
iy.
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Railroad

Some idea OF the GItortions Of the
Southern Pacific Company" ne, the
Central Pacific liailto'pi, may be gained
from the following iteina last week We
received from st. Lonis A consignment
OF print paper on which the freight from
81. Louis to Ogden, n distance Of l,4i3
miles, vas S272. whilG the freight on
the same goods from Ogden TO EIko. a
distance Of 275 mics, vas IS 2s. or
more than three times as much for less
than one fifth the dis. ahce. BY this il
will he seen that this Southern Pacific
Company crncts fifteen times as much
for freight per mile as Is charged by the
Union Pacific Railroad. In other Sords
the G. +. or =. p. whichever IL il
charged , cents per mile for the trans.
pottaiiOn Of goods for which the u. +.
road charged .OlS5 cf a cent per mile
Il Il any wonder that the people Of
Nevada demand tho passage OF Inter.
State Commerce BIZ